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- 1IAF chief warns falling squadron numbers will hurt India●Squadron numbers falling and delays ‘will hurt us’, IAF chief warns Reporting
The Indian Air Force chief has warned that shrinking squadron numbers and repeated delays in procurement and induction 'will hurt us', a blunt public assessment of the force's combat strength. The remarks point to the gap between sanctioned and operational squadrons at a time of regional security concerns, drawing wide attention in Indian defence and policy circles.
- 2India-Pakistan border incident leaves Pakistani civilians dead●Indian border forces kill two Pakistani civilians, wound one, Pakistani security sources say
Pakistani security sources say Indian border forces have killed two Pakistani civilians and wounded one along the border between the two countries. Details about the exact location and circumstances have not yet been confirmed, and Indian authorities have not publicly responded. The incident is likely to heighten tensions in an already strained relationship.
- 3Pakistani Lashkar-e-Taiba militant killed in J&K encounter▼J&K encounter: Pakistani LeT terrorist killed by security forces
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir killed a Pakistani terrorist belonging to Lashkar-e-Taiba during an encounter, according to reports from the region. The operation is part of ongoing counter-militancy efforts in the union territory, where Indian forces frequently clash with cross-border militants. Further details on the location and circumstances were not immediately available.
- 4Pahalgam victim's daughter says 'one chapter has ended' with Moosa's death●One chapter has ended: Pahalgam victim's daughter on Moosa death
The daughter of a victim of the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir has reacted to reports of the killing of Moosa, a terrorist linked to the attack, saying 'one chapter has ended'. Her remarks have drawn attention in Indian media as security forces continue operations against those behind the attack that killed 26 civilians.